the other, Maybury-Lewis asks the question, in our certainty that other less technologically advanced cultures can learn from us, does our hubris blind us to the fact that we can learn from them? We can no longer assume that our way of life represents the most advanced stage of progress. Serious consideration of other ways of living, other human values, can help us to think more creatively and constructively about our own. Hardcover: 416 pages Dimensions: 9 x 1.5 x 11.2 inches Music The soundtrack for Millennium: Tribal Wisdom and the Modern World was composed and produced by Academy Award winning composer Hans Zimmer and released by Narada Productions on March 31, 1992. Zimmer reconciles modern and tribal cultures by blending progressive electronic textures with sounds and rhythms of the traditional cultures of the series. Audio CD Publisher: Narada Productions (1992) ASIN: B00C9R7U28 Educational Outreach In the spring of 1992 production partner KCET/Los Angeles launched a major educational outreach campaign designed to increase awareness of the fate of indigenous people and the issues the series and companion book raise. Every public, private and parochial school in the United States received one of the 60,000 comprehensive Millennium educational outreach packages, which included a Teacher's Tips Guide, Student Activity Booklet, Viewer's Guide and Action and Resource Guide. A similar outreach program was launched in Canada, funded by a generous grant from The Ivey Foundation. References 1992 in the environment 1992 American television series debuts 1992 American television series endings 1990s American documentary television series Global Television Network original programming Television shows scored by Hans Zimmer 1992 Canadian television series debuts 1992 Canadian television series endings 1990s Canadian documentary television series